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SALE, FICTUALLING.OFFICA, April :4; ;49 MHE CO.III4IIISSIONERSfor ICTUeILLING flit s "gity do hs.rehp give !Voiles, That en Frii4V, the 'irk of AlqA , next, thcy birready to trceive Ten. dens in v. , iting lsealel up)„ l nd treat. }Or the suppo , ing, oa separate L'ontrafts, of 3. EA PROVISIONS and • FRESH I 3 E E F, 'to flit Afajetot's Skips , and l/etsel: at Leith, Leith R:,.41.1, and the Firth el edinburgl; and also for the tupp!yi of S PROVISIONS to flit rtAjescVi Ships and 7'etle,s at Newcastle and TistrnJutli'flaven, for Twelve Month, certain, and jurtine until Aix ,booths tvarning sk.sll be givtu on eitivr,, side, for the termination v( the said Untratts ; the mode ff ray,. mint is ee by Bills, payatie, with Interest,- ninety 44,r after date. t. The Conditions o/ the Coreirafit may be seen *St the ..S'ecreieer's glfice, at ihi; o .4 Nice by )gfrPlying to the Ced.'iLlorr of tie toms, at Leith and .Netucarill respetlivrjy. No rogard.dwill be had to wry Tender in which the Price sha,'l not he Inserted in wards at len4th, or that shall net Zr &livered to the Board before One o'Clock Afs tire said Friday, tic ilth of Atty. next,, nor unless the Person 'to maker the Tender', as vstne Per stn on hit atlett.lt, to a4rwer, 71 , 1 en e‘.itied /one „nor 44 Tender skit cottottnt extraisagant prices apin sen.,e and prices much inferior 15 the 'real value upon be eoui. dered as ptver.to header:lira. • EDUCATION. HE attention of the Condtiaors of Schools, anti of booksellers, throughout the British EtnPire, is in vited to the following List of New and Valuable lilernentary Books. Most of them 4re already adopted in the princrpat Schools, and the others require only to be seen to meet With litnilar preference and distincilon. They are to be had of alt Booksellers in Town - and Country, with t h e full allowanco in the Purchafe of cittantities, and single ceipes will be s'e.it lOr inspection to any tesikaable School. In Scotland, the principal agent for the.sale of them is Mr. Walter Perry, to: Edinburgh, and tn Ireland, Mr. l!kfartin Keene, of Ltunlin I`nl`n E mft.in:l - t hey are sold also by Champante and IVlntro.v,. Old jeWry ; and Co, New Bond -street ; Wilson itrxt Co., York; Mozley, Gainsborih;zh, and ‘Stoddart :Intl Co. Holt. nEDHAM, ESSEX. Fifty.eight Miles (adjoining the Navigab:e River Stour), and WICKS and BRA Ot:IELD, ESSEX, 64 Miles tram London, near the Nlaningtree TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday the wit Day of June Next, at the White Hart Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, By , Messri. LINTON and LAVALLEN, In Four Lots, According to printed PartiCulars, then and there to he pro. duced (unless previously Disposed o f by P r i vate C ontra ct, of which Notice will be given), LOT L THE MANSION-HOUSE, call e d th e ROOK ER Y, in Dedham, fit for the immediate Residence of a large genteel .Fat o nily, with laige attached and detached 'Offices, and 58A. IR. 2ip. of Arable Meadow Pasture Land, and Orchard (more or leas), in a Ring Fence. Also a large detached Cotage, in a beautiful Vale, near the Mansion-House, fit tor the Retidence of a small-genteel Family, with a good Kitchen Garden, Stable, and.COach: souse : 4 • THE MAYOR 01.? GARRA'rT. ' Sir sacob lullup, Mr. PEN LEY ; lajor Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ; terry Sneak, Mr. RUSSE IL ; Crispin Heeltakr, Mr..VV EW ; Mrs. Sneak. Mrs. FLA RLOW E ; Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY. • ti ilcares6s. Second Pin:cp.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— (411,1 Y as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second 'rice fid, Boxes and Places for the Lyceum to be taken of Mr. Sprina, at Cols iloa-011iee, in Link kussell.streFt. rile Entrance fo thelioxrs and 10 , 4 in the strand, P.rid the. Calleries front £ keter-stteet only Dour; to be opened at Halt past Eve. and the Perform ance to begin at Halt past Six. Tu.inorrow, the new Cprn•dy of Grieving's a Fnlly ;'with the new Farce of Temper ; or. The Domestie Tyrant. MESSRS. CHARLES and WILLIAM KNY -VErf, beg must respectfully to acquaint the N obi. h Clen trY , anti their Friends in general, that their AN. iV AL CONCERT w ill t a ke place in the Circa! Room, KS Theatre, ro-moßito‘y, May the tzth, on the fund scale o f f ormer years. Th e Partic u lars of the Per. }? i r r nl ; 4l lt'e are specified in the Bills, at the Music-shops of "li , Nvvv Pali I stmet; Wilkinson, Haymarket ; and andC ( l;eapsicle, where Tickets are to be had ; Knyvett's, ig, Norfolk.streer, Park lane; and at " "'• Knyvett's, 39, Coley Place, Portland Chapel. ' • SONS OF THE CLERGY. RE REHEARSAL of theMUSIC to be perform , cti at the Anniversary Meeting of this ciimurv, ~""i be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on TLIES -4.OAY the.l6th and the ANNIVERSARY , alas G of May, When a Sermon will be preached betare alai Grace the Lord A rchbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships : • The Bishops, the Itinitt Honourable the Lord Mayor, Alder. men, Clergy, /-cc, by the Rev. Sir Hein) Rivers, Bart. A.M. STEWARDS. Nit Royal Ilighness the Duke of Kent, .I(.G. Grace the Lord Archbishop of Yotk. Tltir Ri ght Reverend table 'Earl Percy.. Itl . ght Reverend the Lord Bishop of Hereford. ,'h e Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Cloyne. Right houourabld Lord Browittuvii. Right Honourable Lord Dui:this. Right Hon. , urabiti- George Canning. The Right Honourable Charles Flower, Lord Mayor. Sir knots Graltarn, Bart. M. t'. . I 'ne Reverend the Dean ot . Witichester. The Rev, Richard Prosser, 1' tebendary of Durham. The Reverend W. J. Aislabte, A. ii. Prodor A ntlerdon; -Peter Free, Esq. Samuel Sntith, Esq, M.P. „„ The Music will consist of the Overture of Esther. *l5 hamlet's Dettingen Te Deurn, and jubilate:, With his A‘orub twin the Messiah, " Hallelujah. for the Lord • t,:tio • p o • f• --44 Potetii reignot-ill". AU Anthem a ilcompose rin pt . 4e. c Ciiarity, by. Boyce, and Mr. andel's coronation Anthem. 'e "hale to be concluded by Sir Wm . . Parsons,'Mus. D. Leader of the Band, Mr. Shaw. Th e Doursof tile Catliedtal will heopened at Ten o'Clock. I,Ticet4 tOr the Cathedral atid-for the Dinner at Merchant 4 Y,!'ir's Mt.), u; be had of Messrs. Nornaville and Fed, v: / . 3 " e tkirs, lt..aul-strttet Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's. ; and of tolin Bacon, Esq Twist Fruits-Office, As tlliPle, iiratis • ' goeticfattions this Charity' will be thankfully received by ri n , " li.Mon, Esti., Treasurer and Charles Bicknell, Esq. ...Pring (*.mien TertatC, Secretary to the Samaras. ,•-. • ATo i'AItt , ..NTS ANI) GUARDIANS. LADY, the Wile of a Clergytnan, wishes to a mit lino her Family a few YOUNG LADIES, who Ivenin he co ll sidtirq in eves . ) respect as her own ' D aug ht e r s , and with whern they would receive a !mire than common at temion, in those most important points, Health, Morals, ! I .'" elegant Ac comprisluittlits Two or three Young 141- ' lll '4 ' . whose Education may .be finished, wo u ld Li n d i hi s an glee dile Rt•sidericc, and have, the e.+ vantage of being pro 1411$ introdoccd to a select neighbourhood. ~ Letkcrs, puat.paid, with real nalnes,_ will he inimediately ` e Pired!ro ; direet to E. F. G. at Mr.' Gordon's, Bookseller, 357, tixforct.street. e l , ~, lib IRISH LINEN COMPANY have still it- temaining a ce.atsiderable quantity of their Old , Goods, which shall he sold to the la s t pi ece , w i t h out the sma ilest L( 1 4411- c, a n d they would recomatend their Friends and Cus .l.?:it'' ers to t a k e t h e advantage ot this - ' opportunity, rot, al- V i ° a ugh Clutilltay come- down who the produce of th e x sown this pring can be brought to Market, yet tney fea t the goods now coining totwayck . (tne produce of last year's 1 ,,,ax/ must be cons id era bl y a d vance d . ' fileY Sell 'nu-Article but Irish Shirt Linen and, Sheeting, w ild tint less than a piece of z.; N' ants. —One Piece at Whole i.a.le Price, and no 'abatement. 14ach Piece• is vis usual) the as to fabric, and to ho bjclicheci on tl:e g rist and tllicer Money returned if a fault appears. With Lulintry Or. 1 .... s, a rernirtanct oca to w :. reit:ref:cc is expeeted. __z . o_ine petty mutations of their V.stablishment being lately - ph btleral mistakes have occurred, the!. 4“.: . .hvu i ) make knowl4 t bAt their ottly House in Lundon 1, 4,0 4, on the Sunlit Sideof Itioomsbury.squaie. ' cash tbr bank o r 1 reland Ncies* . 1 O'llP I izN P. gent to the Company. ....... • ENFILLIPS NEcii fibe - Y — CI.OPIEDIA. This . ,„_ . Day was.published, .* un:lOCM°, deg int a ly printed on tine paper, eMbepished 1 : 1 11 4 superb fr on tispiece engraved front an original V i t ilin g by i • Thurston. EA. and numerous other plates, • '• I , iiticr 45. 641. beards, or is. half.bound in Moroc irco. (con ta i n i ng Astronomy) of itE NEW. P . ENCICLO2EDIA ; or Circle of ti "wiwigJand Seim. e, cligest.ici, in a concise and po thAr nianner, in ttistirizt Trcati.,es, elucidating nor only the 114( Principles of Knowlcdg2, for•the I iistruetirni of Youth,' • u t eliibtacin,. ' M d•in Iliscovery that is worthy the At t ,, . ~, evidy oc. . . ~ ttun o t th e pi - 6100011:1r or Man of Science. By WILLIAM fiN.FIELD, M.A. Author of the hi.,‘v Primouncing I)it.tionary of the English I - 41 4;1C-- Ele•li-nts or Natural 'rheology, sic. 1.7. c. assist. rii , "h., . - , '4 eminent Professional i;entteineu. / .1., Conditions of Publication. . - rie Work will be printed ha duodecimo, on a fine wove , paper. il. Each volume to contain a complete Treatise on some . . . 11 insportant btanch o Sci f ence. . A Volutno lvill be rogularly published every month, iv ... 11 ,ntil whole 6 Cutili)LlCti. '' l he Work wili prob4L - ty extend to, but certainly not 1, Nit exceed, Twenty .tive olumes. • I nerous F . • ..111„tiivirn,s, ' b' the fiist Artists, will be given • 1 v, in the course o the üblic at ion. ...• As each volumet will p form a Complete work Of itself,. 'with separate title.pagesfit ' will be at the option of the purchaser to take any • part of the Work he may . ~ 11please. "..*Vol 11. containing 'Geography, . will be published on Tliii,day, lune tst: . I-Inclo4 : Printed for Thorn'as Tegg, No. ' i it, Opposite 11 Qv " Church, Cheapside ; Nle4.rs. A. and I. thtaiti,6l4s- 6 ? 4 1 3101 Fittlii.!d,tilii, I..d,obuirgh,; alit!,nliq b; h ad °l' 4 " L tite'r rioolisellers in t 1 ...: Lnited Kingclunt LOT 'I r. A SMALL. FARM ajoining, containing 1 tA. 211. ia,P. (more or less), ol'Arable, Meadow. and P:isti.rc Laud. LOT A MESCUAGr., OUT-HOUSES, and GARDEN. in. the Occupation of Mr. William Hatt, near Dedham Turn pike. The Land is all good. The London Coaches pass daily, within a (matter of a mile of the. Mansion house, and the Post morning and eventing. The Neighbourhood is.also good, the' Roads excellent, and-th e Country delightful. LOT IV. POND HALL FARM inWix and Bradfield, upon which is a good Family House, fit for the Residence of a genteel Family : there are large Barns, and other requisite Buili.ings, and alo Acres (more or less), of Rich, Arable, and Pastuic Land, in a Ring Fence. The Ladd is in a high state of Cul. tivation, and includes a beautiful Wood. contaitting 19, 3. 33, (more or less) of well grown Oak, Ash, , and Elm Tim. her, in the centre of which is an old Decoy Pond, that may easily be restoreel. All the Premises are Freehold, except 4 . .. and the whole Tythe free (except 27A.) ael the outgoings remarkably small. except an Annuity of Sol. per Annum, during the Life of a Gentleman, aged sixty-five. Also the 'great and small. Tythes of 77A. ;R.,part of three Farms adjoining, with a profitable' Gravel l'it. This beautiful Farm is eight - miles from Harwich,' four front Maningttee, and thirteen from Colchester,, all capital Market Towns. printed Particulars may soon be had at the Rookery, Ded ham ; White Hart, Brentwood; Spread Eagle, I ngatestone ; Black Boy. Chelmsford; Blue rusts, Witham; Golden Lion, Ipswich; Swan, Sudbury; Angel, Bury ; White Hart, Col chester ; of Messrs. Linton and Lavallen, AtiCtioneers, Colchester; or of Mr, ‘Voodipte, Solicitor, GoliMn.square; London; where a Map of the Lots, and the Elevation of the Xlansion.House at Dedham, may he seen. Just published, Jn One.Volurne Imo. price 6s, in extra boards, rrHE TRAVELS. of HUIVIANIVS .ip Search 1. of the TEM VIA of HAP P I NESS an Allegory,' To which is subjoined, the Manuscript ; all Interlude, dedicated to the Readers of the above. • By WILLIAM LUCAS. " I see that all are wanderers, gone astray, Each in his own delusion."—Cowper. 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REGISTER, Vol. I. comprising a Review of every Publication:rtiating to Medicine and Surgery which appeared during the- year ; together with un Historical Sketch of the Discoveries and Improventente in these and the conateral Sciences within the same period ; a Report alio general Stare of Health and Disease in the Metropolis ; and a variety of Miscellaneous melligence. • - Rya SOCIETY of PHYSICIANS. Sod by Taylor and liessey, Ileet.street ; and William Blackwood, Edinbuigh. , THE . LIBRARIAN. This Day wa6 published, Prise 6s. 6 i. in extra boards, The First V olume of m LIB an Account A of S,:arce, Valuahle, atta Useful Books, and of Stye rai Manuscript Libraries, &c. By JAMES SAVAGE, • Oil the Lotidou I 14titittiOn, London. Printed tbr %Vat. Savage, Besitordbury,' Co vent-garden.. and' sold by Sherwood, Ncely, and fones. I, l %ltertioster-row ;:.by R. 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No regard 'will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he in:este., in woraer at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the sail Taesday, the 23d inv ant , ,or unless the Person who stakes the' lender, or some I eDJUa on his &hal .1, attends, to answer, when called for. TR 4I VSPORT 7 OFF4T, April t 4, 030 9 :- THE COMMISSIONERS for rondidling 1115 ALitytin:l2 4 fit/iNSPOIiT S 4 RKICE, for ta4irt Care of Sick and ;Founded Seamen, and fir the .Care, and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby gilif IV,llCt i that they be ready, at Ibis Office, on Thursday, ti. , e 13th 4WJJ, 1809', la receive sealed Tenders, and treat .with such -Peyton's at be tvAll:ng to ran• tratl far tbe per/w mance z .. / certain tYarkt pr‘p urd lobe done at ;be ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL at De. d, in lie Counv of Kent. The Tender's are to Apecily a Time for .the Cav,plaiort qf tie IVorks. 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